run_exp {passt} | R Documentation |
Run simulations and analyze data
Description
Runs several simulations and returns correlative effect sizes between the frequency/total duration/single duration of each pattern and the output activation of the network for each pattern, respectively. Comparable to running an empirical experiment in judgments of frequency and duration and analyzing the data.
Usage
run_exp(
frequency,
duration,
lrate_onset,
lrate_drop_time,
lrate_drop_perc,
patterns = diag(length(duration)),
number_of_participants = 100,
cor_noise_sd = 0
)
Arguments
frequency |
presentation frequency for each pattern in the matrix |
duration |
presentation duration for each pattern in the matrix |
lrate_onset |
learning rate at the onset of a stimulus |
lrate_drop_time |
point at which the learning rate drops, must be lower than duration |
lrate_drop_perc |
how much the learning rate drops at lrate_drop_time |
patterns |
matrix with input patterns, one row is one pattern |
number_of_participants |
corresponds with number of simulations run |
cor_noise_sd |
the amount of noise added to the final activations of the network, set to 0 if you do not want any noise |
Value
data frame with three columns: f_dv, td_dv, t_dv which are the correlations between the frequency/total duration/single duration of each pattern and the activation of the network for each pattern, respectively.
See Also
Examples
run_exp(10:1, 1:10, 0.05, 2, 0.2)